Ottawa invests more than $1 million in Canadian farm safety programs
The federal government is investing more than $1 million in programs aimed at improving health and…
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Updated: Trump says U.S. will still buy Canadian potash
President Donald Trump says the U.S. is working on a deal to get potash from Belarus…
University of Calgary ranch provides beef to campus food hub
The University of Calgary's research cattle ranch is helping put locally raised beef on the tables…
Canada regains beef export access to Dominican Republic
Canadian beef producers have regained beef export access to the Dominican Republic, ending more than two…
Hail Report: Baseball-sized hail, wind and rain slow harvest progress
Heavy wind, rain and baseball-sized hail have slowed down harvest progress across the Prairies, according to…
Ottawa announces billions in agri-food financing to boost food security
The Feds have launched a $1-billion fund to finance agri-food infrastructure projects as it looks to…
Financial pressures threaten long-term viability of BC farms: report
Growing costs and rising debt are threatening the long-term competitiveness of British Columbia’s commercial farms, according…
Alberta, BC cattle groups team up to help producers affected by wildfires
The two cattle organizations are teaming up to help producers hit by wildfires and feed shortages.
RRC Podcast S2E28 – Prairie Harvest Stalls as Wet Weather Keeps Combines Out of Fields
In this RRC Podcast, Meteorologist David Spence talks about the wet weather is creating major challenges…
Alberta sulphur technology company eyes global expansion
Alberta-based Sultech has developed a way to micronize sulphur, and is expanding its production capacity as…
Advancing Women in Agriculture Conference brings leadership, technology and farm issues to Niagara Falls
Women from across Canada’s agriculture & food sector will gather in Niagara Falls this fall for…
Canadian Meat Council concerned over proposed changes to federal food safety regulations
The CMC is raising concerns over proposed changes to federal food safety regulations that would allow…
Feds offer support to improve swine health surveillance in Canada
The federal government is providing more than $3.1 million to improve the detection and monitoring of…
RRC Podcast S2E27 – Canadians’ Trust in the Food System and an Alberta Ag Company Goes Global
On this RRC podcast, we talk food trust, innovation, and how Alberta’s SulTech Global is taking…
Hail Report: Ripe crops take a hit after late August storms roll through
Golf-ball-sized hail in some parts of the Prairies has caused severe damage to ripe crops, as…
Ottawa announces initial regions eligible for 2026 livestock tax deferral
Livestock producers forced to sell part of their breeding herds because of drought, flooding, or excess…
Ag-tech startup looks to make virtual fencing more accessible to ranchers
A Canadian ag-tech startup is developing virtual fencing technology to make rotational grazing more accessible to…
RRC Podcast S2E26 – Dry South, Wet North as Harvest Picks Up Steam
In this RRC podcast, meteorologist David Spence talks about what we have seen in terms of…
Alberta to ease Water Act rules for farmers, cut red tape on wetland management
Alberta is making it easier for farmers to manage water on their own land, saying the…
Prairie Weather this Week – Midweek Update Aug 27
While there will be plenty of opportunities to work the fields, the harvest will be interrupted…